Sentence examples for lies in low from inspiring English sources

The secret lies in low expectations.

One of the obvious answers, Friedman says, lies in low unit labour costs.

The maximum flooding surface lies in low gamma ray lithofacies such as echinoid pellet grainstone, bioclastic wackestone/packstone, and discoidal Orbitolina wackestone/packstone (Figs. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12).

"Doctors are constantly pushing antidepressants onto these guys when the real problem, most of the time, lies in low testosterone.

There are four principal reasons why this work is important; More than 13% of the global burden of disease is due to neuropsychiatric disorders, and almost three-quarters of this burden lies in low- and middle-income countries.

Most of the global cervical cancer burden lies in low- and middle-income countries without organised screening programmes [ 46] However, as noted in previous reviews, [ 5, 11] only a small proportion of studies in our review (34/153) addressed these settings, with the vast majority (33/34) supporting the existence of a screening programme.

The successful achievement of injection safety thus also lies in low-income countries' ability to reduce the number of inappropriate injections given.

The greatest need for increasing quality and length of life lies in low-income countries and cooperation may result in a marriage of a high-income world's research capacity with access to a low-income country's population and health needs, for mutual benefit.

This is partly because more than half the land area of North Uist is covered by water – fresh and tidal and unusual mixed ("brackish") lochs and lochans and pools which lie in low peat bogs and rough land.

It is a density-based clustering algorithm in which it groups together points that are closely allocated and marks those as outlier points which lie in low-density regions.

Many camps lie in low-lying areas prone to flooding, and some need urgent help in maintaining a supply of clean water.